Spiritual Coaching
One-to-one conversation offers space to explore Eastern spirituality and what practice might mean in the midst of your own life. Bring curiosity, uncertainty, and the questions that matter to you.
Private sessions
Deep dive into your unique healing needs in a private setting that respects your personal and family history.
1-hour trial session
$124 regular sessions
Inquire About a SessionDrawing on over a decade of Stanford teaching experience, our classes are intimate gatherings of up to four students.
1-hour starter class
$100 regular classes
Inquire About a SessionThe wisdom shared in these casual sessions can illuminate how mindfulness and yoga are accessible to all as sanctuaries of peace and grounding.
30 to 45 min
In a world often confined by the bounds of scarcity, generosity emerges as a beacon of abundance and interconnectedness. It is a testament to the human spirit’s capacity for kindness, reminding us that when we give freely, we not only uplift others but also elevate ourselves beyond our limitations. Generosity and mutual support are not mere acts of kindness; they are powerful catalysts for change, breaking the chains of scarcity and fostering a community of abundance. In the case of need, please fill out our financial aid applications.
Join us and transform your daily life into a more meaningful, peaceful, and centered existence.
A few questions
Anyone interested in this practice is welcome to inquire, whether you are brand new, experienced, or returning to it. Rebecca can help you explore which offering might fit your interests.
Spiritual Coaching sessions and Meditation & Dharma check-ins are available in person or by virtual meeting. Use the contact form to discuss a time and format.
A Dharma Check-In is one-to-one conversation about meditation and spiritual practice with Rebecca Nie. Sessions generally last 30–45 minutes.
Community meditation is donation-based, and Yoga on the Lawn uses a sliding scale for payment. You can also ask Dharma Alive Incubator about scholarship opportunities.
Send a message through the contact form if you are interested in booking a session with Rebecca Nie. She will follow up about availability and next steps. Please note submitting an inquiry does not make a booking complete.
Stanford Zen Meditation and After Work Restorative Yoga are donation-based. You can also visit Dharma Alive Incubator for scholarship information.